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Addition Center Activity

Cut-and-match addition activity for a math center: students solve single-digit facts in circles and match cut-out number pieces to each answer, with two more pages for writing answers in boxes.
Grades
Preschool–Pre-K, Grade 1, Elementary
File type
PDF
Preparation
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Updated Oct 13, 2026

Subject
Math, Addition and Subtraction, Addition
Topic
math small group, math centers
Resource types
Centers, Activities
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What's inside this resource

If you are looking for a fun and engaging math activity to practice addition, this is a great one to use!

This is a 5-page printable resource.

Pages 1-2 each have 7 circles on them. In each circle, there is an addition problem for students to solve.

Students will cut out the numbers on page 5. They will match the cut-out numbers to the correct addition circles on the first 2 pages.

This is great to place in your math centers.

It would also be useful during small group, so you can assess student mastery with 1-digit addition problems.

Another useful way to utilize this interactive activity is during partner work. You could also turn it into a game or competition. The student or group to correctly match all the problems first, wins! Most students love competition, so if you have a group of students that do, that is definitely a great option for you!

If your students have early finisher folders or buckets in your classroom, this would be an activity to include for that.

To make it a reusable activity, be sure to laminate the pages and apply Velcro dots.

Page 3 and 4 list the addition problems for students to use a pencil (or dry erase marker) to simply right the correct answer in the box!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Solve single-digit addition facts

Skills covered

  • Fact practice — matching number pieces to the sums in each circle

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